E Y ‘
5513:..th Flanuols. Striped Silk
do; 35c yard.
, 5 3.. Brillianline and
Price $2.25 upward
I . lack. race. choc each
I.“ Rib: all
5 in Mercerlzed. I
sud Wool material One yard
Latest styles In Ladlca' Separate Skirts. in Navy Blue and;
mentoad 5
North Wilton ‘
Mrs J. MoEwon Belts entertained
a house party at her home over Christ
, loss. The guests principally consisted
‘ I Now 15‘ friends.
M
if)
'Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Slings: and iam-
Mr. Dickson. of East Norwalk spent
vlll 0.
John W. Hearty turd sous Jack and
Earl Beatty are spending New Year's
with relatives In Newark. N J.
The null call of tho Loyal Worlté'rs
Society of the Advent Christian church
will be held at the meeting tomorrow.
A communion service and love feast
will be held at the Advent Christian
Church tomorrow morning. and a Sun.
5 day School service lglll be held in the
evening.
3 "An offering to Christ" will be the
subject of the meeting of the Epworth
League at the East Avenue Methodist
church tolnorr‘ow. The meeting will
be under the leadership of Edwina Si-
mops.
Mrs. M. S. Partrick. Mrs. Nellie E.
.Colc Miss Helen A Bartlett. and Mrs.
lnez (l (Puck. spent yesterday after-
noon with Mrs. Adelbcrt Partrick who
still remains quite in from the effect
oi'an operation for appendicitis.
Tomorrow being the first suuday in
the month and the first Sunday in the
your. Superintendent Richard Bland of
the Adrent Sunday School would he
pleased to see every scholar present
with renewed resolutions for the cnau
lug year there will also be some new
things to talk about.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church will hold Watch Night Ser
vices, Saturday December dist. at 10
p or Services fill followzs Prayer
and Praise. 10 to 10:30; llovoFesst
10:30 to ll; testimony, ii to 11:30; ad-
dress and consecration service, 11:le
lo 12:01. _
Andrew Radcl's sons and a number
of theirschooimates came to East Nor-
walk this morning and visited tho
plant of the Radol Oyster Company
There word about a dozen Bridgeport.
boys in the party and they vlewod
the opening plant with considerable
pleasure. They went out on tho oys-
ter beds on the steamer Dreadnought
and saw how the oysters are caught.
MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
of the health of your children.
out for Coughs. Colds. Group and
Whooping Cough. Sioplhcrn in time
~0no Minute Cough Gore is the best
retrwdy.~—Hnrmloas ‘ and pleasant.
Sold by Tire Clifford Pharmacy. ”
ROWAYTON.
Miss E Louise Stevens. of Roway-
ton avenue has gone to Newark N.
J., to visit. friends.
'l‘ho public. library and reading room
In Rowayton will be cloned New
Year’s day, Monday. afternoon and ov-
cuing.
N. P. Plorco5 of Texas. and A. Lynch
of Rowaytoo. who are attending school
at. Andovor. Mass" aro passing a part
of their Christmas vacation with lien
man Raymond at The Homestead, in
Wilton.
Services at lion'nyloo linptlsi Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Prom-h-
Ingmornlng and evening by liev. Dr.
Taylor. of New York; Sunday school
at 12: Junior t'lrrisiiuu Endeavor at.
4, condor-ted by Mrs. .I. ll, Raymond:
union of Epworth Magoo and (9. i3}.
Society at. it p. In. Week of prayer
son It es, Monday and Tuesday in lisp-
tist (‘ hurch at 7. .‘IO preaching br Rev.
A. I. Hubbard.
Watch night strricoa will be, held at
the Methodist Epistopnl Church as
follows: Regular Ht r vice at 8 o clock
under the leadership of tho East Nor-
wolk Praying Baud Pr ed lr‘icld, load-
or: 9 to 9: ill. poaching by Rev. Mr.
North. of Troy Conference; 9. 45 to
‘i‘tl::iil. meeting In char-go of tho Salva-
lion Army. Captuiu Wilbur in charge:
half- hour collation and social time on
dor the leadership of the Ladies’ Aid;
last hour will be conducted by the
members of the two churches. Spen-
litl music by Mr and Mrs. W. l“. Ant.
bier and Miss Alice Brundnge during
the service.
Rowayton Methodist holocaust
Church. Rev. A. l. Hubbard. pastor—
'l‘hcro will be no morning ultras, owing
In tho watch night survive: preaching
by the pastor at 10:30 tut-mo. Mun
Inning tho li‘oluro followed b3 tho
union sorvloc; Lilli. outlay
55 5 ;,tl union meeting of the young
omth the Baptist Society at tho
5: Iii. church; 1. preaching to the
f tor. Frspare for the Battle. Week
Wicca duri the wool: of prayer,
1 . , tiny and Tuesday or»
5 rm in the Baptist Church;
_ 55 hint by say. A bl? Hub-
bird nudity and Thursday oven»
' tithe. , 9th bodiilt. Church,
‘5 min; nit G. Brown:
y availing.- Naiuodist boogie arc
to most at a joint intention of I c Nor-
3 unlit group at. N nix.
‘ to carve All
from at the another court still side,
Ill coll,
Sunday with Mrs. Areal In Branch~ ‘
lIook‘ I
‘ 'was'rroar
Mrs R. O Brien; is visiting relatives
5 in Brooklyn. N l’.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie visited
friends in Stratford Thursday.
Mr.s Walter Price. of Brooklyn. N.
L. is visitlg relatives bore.
Miss Canto Bradley
friends in New Htr‘vcu
C Marshall and wife. of Mt. Vernon,
N it. are guests at the horns of .l. S
Piukllam. .-
Nathaniel (innit is laid up with a
fractured rib due to a fall on the ice
9. day or two ago
John A. Klruber and wife hare rc-
ls visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Christmas exercised of. the Methodist
church Were held Thursdny afternoon
in the Sunday school room. 5 ,
George Oorham is confined to his
home owing to injuries received Tues
day by being thrown from a sleigh
There hare been numerous accidents
through overturning sleight! Alfred
Fitch was one of the unfortunates and
II! confined to his ironic. with a broken
arm the result of being thrown out.
Last night Willard S. Adams and
wife held a reception In honor of their
26th wedding anniversary Thuy
are well and popularly known here.
turd tho m out proved to he one of the
most important social gatherings of the
end of the rear.
(i. ll. Trueey'aud wife are spending
the holidays in Providcuco, ii. I.
Following are the newly elected of-
floors of Aspetuck lodge, K. of P., C. (1..
W. J. Hagcr; V. C.. F. N. Taylor; pre-
latc. Dr. W. B. Wheeler; M,_of W.. 13‘.
K. PI-Itchard; K. of R. & S.. S. A.
Purdy; M. of R, (I. A. Darrow; M. of
.l F Cor-ham; M. at A.. B. W.
Gorham: 1.0.. I) ll Mills: 0 C... F. E.
Sturges; trustee Theodorti Sanford
A‘FRIGHTEINED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur-
rences. 1t. behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salvo handy trod
there's none as good as llucltlen's Ar.
nica Salvo. Burns. Cots. Sores, i3ix~
zcma and Piles, disappear quickly un-
der its soothing offer-t. 25c, of 13‘, ii.
Baxter's Drug Store "
2 ..
WESTONH
Mrs. W. l’. Rowland is visiting rol-
I'ttlves in Redding.
Thomas llmrrroliy IIRR rcirirnod from
a visit in New York.
Mrs. M. I33. {lotion is suffering from
an abscess on her arm.
Miss Mabel Post has been spending
a week at her home in Wilton.
Mrs. Frederick Banks, has been III
for several days. but be recovering.
Miss Carver. of Middletown. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. John Nash.
Miss Nellie Perry. of Wilton. is vis-
Itlug her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perry.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon is spending
this week at her home in i‘aston.
Miss Mlunlo Williams has returned
to Rldgeiloid ill’tot tr week's visit
uiib her parents lroro
Rev: . ll. Shivcly will sound next
nook at tho homo or his parents in
(littlnlborsburg, I’II.
Mrs. \Vililiim .I. Sherwood gave u
reception on Wednesday afternoon to
tho mentions of tho Malinoo erlst.
i‘lilb. itr honor of tho birthday of bur
mother. Mrs. 1., S, Monitor, who is hot
aucst.
A son was born lost work to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barrios. This in-
foot can probably boost of having the
youngest grandmother and also tire
youngest areat-graudnrother of any
our in the stole, at least. ills motor-
nnl grandrnolhvr. Mrs. Adam Kenucll.
is n young lady of tlrirty-tbroo. while
his grout grandmother is only fifty-
iwo years of age.
......
A PLEAaANT PILL.
No pill is as pleasant and positive
as DoWiti' 3 Little Early ltiscrs. De
Witt'tt Little Early Risers are so mild
and 'ofi'otivn that children, delicate Inti-
loa and weak people enjoy their clean.
sing effect. while strong people say
they are the host Ilvor pills sold. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
WILTON?
Ivuuaia' bound. at North Wilton.
ls bottle for the holidays 5
Miss lilac Nichols, 50f t‘ amino. Ill vio-
Itiug friends on hora Island
Will loses captured tI fluoigrcy but
last, week with the old of ii ferret
Mrs Charles sterling Ia spending
the week with Miss Esther Will to.
Oscar Eckland. of Boroardavilie, N
II“ was home for the Christmas race
on .
Mrs. Francesca Ncsiritt. of the city.
was a guest over Sunday of Mrs. J
Mulflwm Betta.
Mrs. Willing entertained her dough
tor from New York. at her Cannon
bouto- over Sunday
The Christina troo errlcrtainruout at
the Methodist c. roll was held Monday
a string at Zion Hill Church
rs. A. W. Marlon outcrtalneda few
young people at a Christmas tree para
Iy at her home 15mm evening.
Mould mu! Clark and son William
spent Christmas with the lot-morn
aunt. Mrs. Andrews. of south Norwaik.
Miss Julia Davenport and Darling-
turned home from a holiday visit with ‘
' verse.
5 am claimed that,
ily wot-o Christmas guests of Mr. and
Mrs Oscar Budd. Miss Sadie Sturgos
has been visiting Miss Josephine Stem
5 mull.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Winifred White to a New Year's party
to be given at her home. this evening
in honor of her cousin Miss Julia A.
Davenport. 5
A building owned by R. \V. Kocler
and located at North Wilton has been
moved to a location near Mr. Keelor s
Wilton store :‘Tony'. the North Wil
ton Italian bad the contract.
George Hodges, tho voteron vendor
made his annual rounds through Wil
ton on Thursday. As no household ls
complete without a “Middlebrooks”
the purchasers of this old time almon-
5 no gave sca‘souable greetings.
The second of a series of card part
ios‘? was held last Eriday evening in
Cannon llali. About 30 were present.
Miss Mamnrle Miller and Mr Hairy
Mlllor carried off the prizes. it was
decided to hold an extra mootingp Fri:
day evoning. Dec. 30th
Miss Margarei Nolan died at her
home in this place, last Friday. of con.
slrmntion. Sim wits the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John Nolan and to sue
vivcd- by .her parents and two sisters.
Sympathy is extended to the bereaved
family in their double affliction. the
only son of the household dying of
the same disease but a ten months
ago The funeral was held Monday
morning from St. Mary's church. Nor-
walk
The Sunday School Christmas resti-
vol of St. Matthew' is parish was hold
at the thumb Holy innocenl' a day at
7: 30 p. or. A large and handsome plno
trco wa s placed in front of the chart
eel laden with fruit and confectionery.
the, gifts on a nearby table. After an
address by the rector, Rev. W. E.
Hookernnd short service interspersed
with carols by the children these pres
cuts were distributed to the happy rc-
clpienis.
Christmas Eve was pleasantly ob
served at the Congregational Church
by a service at 7:30 p. In.. when two
brilliant irccs delighted the. hearts of
the children. Miss Allcc Olmstcad and
Miro; Flor-once (lilborl's classes led in
the singing. Among tho carols rund-
orod worn: “'l‘lrc (,lhristtuas Song."
"Christ's Banner "Fist of‘ Then" and
lr‘rosiworlt pictures. Lila Godfrey re-
(31ch the story of the Shepherds In
The gifts were iakcu from tho
tree I)“ the pastor. Rev. W. I). Hurt.
W, llubboll and Stanton Colt-y. Alice
Mot-win and Myrtle Birdsall then dis-
tributed the presents. All received
fruit and confectionery. tho youuu
classes something additional.
I). D. Telford, whose death occur
red last week at his home in Pasoie
was born in Delhi, N. Y.. in Hill}. of
excellent Scotch pol‘cutugc. Possess-
ing in II marked degree love of "Cab
odonia land of his sires." ho oxotuplo
tied in his life the many virtues and
characteriotics of that. loynl nation. Al-
though a native of the. country in lairr
yours he resided In New York. his
adopted city removing about :3 years
ago to Passaic. N. .l.. In the interests
of business. His friendship for the
noted author the 1an Lawrence Hutton
was close and lifelong. Such was was
Mr. littttort's confidence to his friend's
ability that Ili' loft lo itltu the with»
moot of his comic. appointing Mr. ’Ilcl-
I'ol‘tl oxct'uior. 'l‘llo Iiocon'scd uvitlont:
od his Scotch ufilliaiiona by member
ship In St. Andrew's Society and of tho
reunions of this fraternity and othor
organizations to which Ill‘ boloofli‘d
toniribulod not a Iiiilo by his ktwu \Ill
and lulollipollto to the social enjoy
merrt. Mr. ’l‘olford “no soil nod Ill\t)l
ably known in this place having spent
runny summers oi. the homes of rcla»
lives. a rule invitr'lably welcomed. in
”in home (3 rule over a devoted hus-
band and father. he will be held in for
log remomln'nucc. “Tim iiorltngo of
tho Just." "9 is survived by holster.
Mrs. Margaret III/ail. of Portrait). too
daughters Margaret and Sarah. and his
wife Harriett R.. daughter of the Inn:
Sherman P. and Sarah M. Witch. of
Wilton. Funeral services were held III
the iate’homo iu'l’aaaaic. Saturday.
The lluriul took place at :i p. m. on
Tuesday 'in fauilli“ plot at at. Mao
ihcw'a church yard. Roy. W. E. Iiookr‘l‘
reading the Communal.
PIRATINO FOlgrlAYl HONEY AND
Foley 0: Co. Chicago, originated
Hone and Tar as a throat and lung
romo Y. and on account of tho grout
merit and popularity of Foley s Honey
and TM runny imitations Itro offered
for tho gonoiuo Ask for today's
Honey and Tut- olid monotony subgti
lute offered as no other preparation
Will give the same satisfaction If is
mildly laxative. it. contains no opiates
and III safest for children and delicate
rsour hold at. l‘laiated' .. Drug
tore... '
enemas ofbvv moor PAY om
AGES.
liltlDOEl’Om‘ line (it .thnlgc IL
Wiloslor of tho Superior Court has
- handed down a decision against for—
mer Chief of Fallen Edward Ointy of
lianbury. allowing William B. ill-oily.
Accessed. damages of filo and coats for
{also arreatmd imprisonment.
(irony brought. suit in February.
1900 claiming that on Sept. 1899.
tibial utility art-catch in Willitltit au-
thorliy and kept him a a coil. lie,
sued for Iii 600 Amazon 1190in his
tiehtlr. his administrator. John )3. Grot-
tr. went on ”with Illé suit, .Tllll‘dilffliid
as its was a lion
eerilrc‘ lulu “rightio was it
I Now iiavou. rendered I ‘
- solo during morning service r
in the Congregational Church. Sunday.
and Timothy Moravia sang a terror so .
5 to have bucoj5i5nuri~
rotten? 5
‘ most relish] ‘ e
Liver, Stamens and
troubles 3: Vomwill saw
5 is. sickness and cutter.-
tin'gif you alWays bare and use
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Annual Moatlhg and Election of‘ out:
or: Last Night.
The. annual meeting of the Western
Cdnnecilcui Poultry association was
held In Danbury. There was a largo
attendance of members The nssocia
lion has resolved ii number of new
members and Is in a flourishing con-
dltl'on.
The reports of the oliicbrs' showed
that tho exhibition potently hold In the
nrluory was nrost successful finnnclab
lv anti the treasury had a good bni
truce after paying" all bills and protot-
ums. it was decided to hold the show
next year on the same date anti in the
armory. The following oiilccrs wcro
elected:
President. Samuel Wilson. Daubury:
vloo- presidents. Duncan Menzies, Dun
bury. 0. K Bailey. Ht'lllt‘I: .iolrn Baler:
Norwaik A. J Harris. Sharon. Fred
Hull. Daubury; Secretary and trousur
er 0. ll. Brundago. Danbury; executiro
committee. C. F, Konooy. Danbury, (Y.
K. Bailey. Bethel. Ford Anderson. Dan-
bury. C. Clark Daubury; Gustus Erode.
Bothel.
HARRY M'DONOUGH POST DIS
BANDS.
Members Voted to Do This at a Re
cent Meeting.
liurry McDonnugh Post. No. (id, (2.
A. ll... of Westporl. have voted to dis-
band. The meetings which have been
regularly each month have of late boon
ulimly attended and the matter of dis
banding has been under consideration
for some. limo. The older members
found it ‘difliqult to attend as often as
they wished and as the ranks were
slowly decreasing it was decided to
hold a special meeting Saturday overr
ing and talk the matter over. After
thoroughly talking the matter over, a
vote was taken which resulted in all
favoring disbanding and tho charter
was given up. The guns, knapsacks.
anti other implements of war WOI‘U
divided among the surviving members,
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness. sleeplessuoss, or atom
ach upsets. Electric Bitters will
quickly disroombcr the. troublesome
causes. It never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the Kidneys nod
Bowels, stimuluto the Liver. and clari-
by the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under Its
searchin and thorough effectiveness.
Electric liters is only 500. and that
is returned It It. don‘t giro portott out.
lsfaction. Guaranteed by F. H. lim-
tor, Drugglst.
COASTING l8 EXCELLENT.
Many Norwalk and South Norwalk
young people are taking advantage of
tho lino roosting on the hills. nearly
all of which are covered their entire
length with a coating of. ice. Thorn
lIIIvo been several accidents. but hop:
pily none have resulted seriously. ’l‘llo
"double rippers" swerve from their
course vastly on the ice and i‘roquent‘
ly lump! or crash into trees.
The bills most used for the sport are
Fitch's. off Union Park. anio street.
Wosipott or more III Norwoik and (‘Im
slrovi llamilton avenue. Ely menus.
in South Norwalk.
molds-......
[IngloMIOoRI-IOI‘II'
’L goalies.
Will ‘u"
...sm..-._..._ ...... .L ...... ..
YOUR NEW YEAR 8 DINNER
ulll not hit complete without
J ell-
Aruoricn‘s most. popular dessert, which
received Highest, Award. Gold Medal,
at 8t, bouts Exposition. An nrtiatio
table desorption that also please» the
palate. Very easy to proparo. Six
choico ilavorswhomon. Orange. Rollb-
berry. Strawberry, .(Jhotulnto and
Cherry. Order it package of oath to.
day from your grocer. 10c. Whoa
yon-untidy inn Cronin duo .IuIldl ltill';
Ijlliii‘AM i’owdcr. All Ingredients in
tho paekago. AI nil grocers. ii pkga.
for: file. I '
a
”I33:
to illlililii In
. sour» uoawaut. was.
Inseam}? on. ‘ -
Capitol
“What
I'll ma...
A sure sign of approaching revolt -
but strains
5 FOR OLD AND YOIJNG ,
:. Right goods at rack bottom flu-5
line of toys, dolls books, game
lag scissors, pookccknivoa. ra-
aura. stIopa etc.I all high grade. .
at very low prices. . .
It will surely Day you to look
' 5 through my stock. 5
52 80. MAIN ST.
FLAT FISH
NATIVE EELS.
OISOOES ........
WHITE HALIBUT ....... ..14c
SALMON (whole floh)
y...-uvc.a
14¢.
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
...—..—
Oid Salvation Army Building.
U
South Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
S. FOX,
THE LADIES‘ TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER.
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit.
ov erywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my wor.k
get your money 5 worth at my store.
conottso. tors and waists.
Hunt Stamps
Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN sT., NORWALK.
urea
In addition to a very complete ‘5
and athletic goods. I have a Vflr "
rlnty of useful articles, includ- '
' s. R. BULKLEY.
' 5 OTANDB FOR THE BEST OF EV.
Fresh and Cheap
IWAE'IAGIEFIggMALL BLUEFIBH .. 120 5 5 . . I
..... ...... 100. MAKE U A '
32:13:: ago 5 10¢. , S 55VlSIT OR LET.US
‘ RFNNG ............_.. Tc.
FROST FISH .... ......... .... . 7c. cIfA‘L5L AND EXPLAIN, .5WH.
To.
.100.
100.
ALL OTHER KINDS or FRESH
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MA AERK E.T
East End of Washington Street Bridge
You can get my reference
Please give us a call and you’ll surly
We also hovers nioo line in skirts.
My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting Is
better than elsewhere and we also give
‘ AMOUNT FOR AN INFERIOR“ BURN-
ER, WHEN FOR 900 HE CAN GET
THE ORIGINAL.
“'3
~a|
THE woao THAT ALwav-z
ERYTHINO IN GAB ILLUMINATION.
THE NEW HIOH ‘CANDLE POWER
LAMP l8 UNEQUALED.
.Iu‘nn thlultmllo
'Phone 68.
f
o‘cescaacrs‘cwcw
THE
susrssssown
Leggins
are the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.25.
Ladies’ and Children’s. All
Wool jersey Legglns, extra high
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCI
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANOES, REAL IITATI.
MORTGAGES NOTARY. ITEAM
IOAT TICK!
2 aouru MAIN eraser.
Tel. Call, ass-o.
DERMA 1'01. ODIST.
CHIROPODIST.
Lookwood's Hall.
..orwalk. Conn.
Offloo Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
F. S BANKS
Carpenterand Builder.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBING.
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN-
DOWS GET EBTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
In or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
—RE$|DENCE—~
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Health ..
By Good Living.
Have you tried the Health Brand
Coiled? Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa. but if you must drink. then
try ihls mild rich Coffee. that lull
oil the good qualities and none of the
bad effects of the heavy South Ameri-
gankbcrriol. satisfaction or money
so .3 «
Surety Bonds
or no mass.
pleas M.‘ Lures.
R. a. In” South HoronIt.
Telephono I“.
W
Wilma. “I.
Julitiu Hashim
.55. m
MALMR rhetoric
Miss sacrum,
cut, 75c and 85c.
Little Boys' Hip Boots, pure
gum. $2. 25.
Men’ 3 and Ladies' Warm Slip-
pers. the best felt and Soccer! lin-
ed, at $1. 25.
Old Ladies’ Felt Warm Lined
Bals. leather faxed. hand sewed
at $t 25.
Children’ a Short Rubber Boots,
fleeced lined. pure rubber, at $1. 25
and $1 50.
Children' 3 high 2-buckle Arc-
tics $r. 25, for special Xmas pres.
ents.
Olsen’s
Shoe Stores
Norwalk and 30. Non». k.
”disclosed
PLUMBING.
smut
nor m5 rm.
AND ans
nrrnva
3 Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
‘ and, Zinc.
50 South Mall: . Sirocf.‘
mm on. ,
noun amok, ops...
Tm. .
‘Noawhnx sraausoar co.
....S'tisvlpsoo.I
Propeiitlro
“City of Namath" and “Eagle":-
(Freight only.)
heave New York (Pier 36
Last River.) and Norwallt every
week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m.
‘t
5 to THE. MAN woo mg a Lanai: ”
5 s cm. «mu-raw cow 1
Wclobachj, "" 5.
. VERY III? MANNIR.
LI.
I. m. ‘
MEADOW IROOK
MILK. '0 OR".
8 Chg! IOLID PACK TOMA'I'OI
IRAN” 5
if You Want" To S
J0“! Properly. whether it il, a fart 5
a house and lot in town or real catalog
of any description quickly. call or II!-
drool
I‘.... I
W. B. DoDIIRMO
at WALL or; ubsiuirmm cosh.
it will be of advantage to you also 3
to see, me if you are desirous of born
In: any kind of. property 5 5 5.
W
(liioiel Victoria. D3
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND ‘
MONROE STREET. '
Newly furnished throu ugho‘ut. _ Moo!-
comfortabla and up-to- -‘cla botcl in th- .
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fest sanitation. Rooms excollcotly
appointed. Always comfortable anti
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line of Acker.
Merrill and Condlt’s wines, liquor.
and cigars. Beat stocked bar in tho 5
city. Special bargain. for-5th: holi-
days. ’ '
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Clean, Neal and Durable. '
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